Re: need xsl for collapsed treeview

Once I had a similar problem so I modified the Microsoft default
stylesheet
to have expand/collapse button in the upper right corner.
It would collapse the entire tree with (not only level on which you
click).
On large trees there is a performance problem even with my 700 mghz PC.
So, if you have a large tree (thousands), click and wait for 10-20
seconds.

Since the list does not allow attachments, if you want this stylesheet,
you may
send me may send me your e-mail addess (since I missed the original
mail)
and I will send it to you.

Arie


> > IRUDAYARAJ BACKIARAJ wrote:
> > > can I get  any help for my problem?
> > >
> > > > IE5 default style sheet, provides a tree view of
> > > > any XML document after expanding all the node.
> > > >
> > > > But I want to have by default collapsed tree view.
> >
> > The default style sheet uses MSXML 2.0 (as ships with IE5). It
generates
> > an HTML document that contains CSS and JavaScript to provide the
> > collapsing/expanding views. To change the default behaviour, you
have to
> > change whatever HTML it generates.
> >
> > If you make a copy of the style sheet and reference it externally,
as per
> > the info at that URL you posted, you can make it generate different
HTML
> > that does what you want. But if you rely on the default stylesheet
that is
> > built into MSXML, you cannot change its behaviour. It does not
accept a
> > parameter for changing the default view.
> >
> > If you do not know what JavaScript changes need to be made, I
suggest you
> > ask for advice in a more appropriate forum (people don't like MSXML
2.0
> > here). Try the newsgroup
> > microsoft.public.windows.inetexplorer.ie5.programming.xml ... use
the NNTP
> > server msnews.microsoft.com if your local server doesn't carry it,
or use
> > the web interface at
> > http://msdnnews.microsoft.com/default.asp?masterfolder=xml


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